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Title: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 03 May 2010, 14:44:04
Hi all,

I'm looking for a rear offside panel for my 2000 omega I think the damage to the one that is on is to much to get fixed do any of you guys have any suggestions.

Ry 
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: tunnie on 03 May 2010, 14:52:55
is it a facelift?
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: unlucky mark mv6 on 03 May 2010, 14:56:46
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Hi all,

I'm looking for a rear offside panel for my 2000 omega I think the damage to the one that is on is to much to get fixed do any of you guys have any suggestions.

Ry 
Take it your on about a rear quarter?
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 03 May 2010, 14:57:29
http://www.netcarshow.com/vauxhall/2001-omega/800x600/wallpaper_02.htm

Its one of these.

you will have to forgive me as I'm not fully up with the lingo or history if the car

Yes the rear quarters sounds right. its the one opposite the fuel cap 
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: PhilRich on 03 May 2010, 15:05:10
I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: unlucky mark mv6 on 03 May 2010, 15:20:02
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I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Yep,just plastic prime it first,or the paint will flake off,hope this is what you meant phil. :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: unlucky mark mv6 on 03 May 2010, 15:22:24
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I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Not a bolt on job,you will need to get handy with the welder or otherwise a job for the pros mate,but then again you will be surprised what they can repair today,seen my mate repair some right states. :)
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: PhilRich on 03 May 2010, 15:24:48
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I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Yep,just plastic prime it first,or the paint will flake off,hope this is what you meant phil. :y


Hiya mark, thanks for the quick answer, very much appreciated  :y Is it a special plastic primer I need? I have seen something called acid etch primer, or just etch primer, is this different stuff?  Thanks, Phil.  ;)
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 03 May 2010, 15:27:27
Awesome.

ill try get a few pics up tonight i may be making this out to be worse than it is.



 is that panel easy to remove?
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: unlucky mark mv6 on 03 May 2010, 15:30:48
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I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Yep,just plastic prime it first,or the paint will flake off,hope this is what you meant phil. :y


Hiya mark, thanks for the quick answer, very much appreciated  :y Is it a special plastic primer I need? I have seen something called acid etch primer, or just etch primer, is this different stuff?  Thanks, Phil.  ;)
I just know it as plastic primer phil,you can just get an aerosol if its just for a filler cap,but make sure its fully degreased first,shouldent really need to tell you that,as its obvious anyway. :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: PhilRich on 03 May 2010, 15:32:01
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I don't think the rear quarter panel is bolt-on is it? This would mean a body shop job I think, but I may be wrong   :-/

Also, excuse me for highjacking this thread, but a question for mark mv6. Mark, could you please tell me if I need to do any special preparation work on my plastic LPG filler before painting it the same colour as the car? It's flippin' cheeky, I know, but if you don't ask?   ::) ;D ;) :y
Yep,just plastic prime it first,or the paint will flake off,hope this is what you meant phil. :y


Hiya mark, thanks for the quick answer, very much appreciated  :y Is it a special plastic primer I need? I have seen something called acid etch primer, or just etch primer, is this different stuff?  Thanks, Phil.  ;)
I just know it as plastic primer phil,you can just get an aerosol if its just for a filler cap,but make sure its fully degreased first,shouldent really need to tell you that,as its obvious anyway. :y




Thanks a lot mate  :y :y :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: MickAP on 03 May 2010, 16:15:32
Try these primers, come in various colours or grey.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_203893_langId_-1_categoryId_165495#dtab

Mick :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Welung666 on 03 May 2010, 17:41:09
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Awesome.

ill try get a few pics up tonight i may be making this out to be worse than it is.



 is that panel easy to remove?
 

To put this thread back on topic....

No, that panel is a complete PITA to take off. Can you email or post a pic of the damaged panel? It's been a long time but I used to be fairly handy with a set of dolly's ;)

EDIT: If it is really bad I can get a genuine Vx replacement panel for around £100. Easily take a day to fit it though.
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: PhilRich on 03 May 2010, 21:03:09
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Awesome.

ill try get a few pics up tonight i may be making this out to be worse than it is.



 is that panel easy to remove?
 

To put this thread back on topic....No, that panel is a complete PITA to take off. Can you email or post a pic of the damaged panel? It's been a long time but I used to be fairly handy with a set of dolly's ;)

EDIT: If it is really bad I can get a genuine Vx replacement panel for around £100. Easily take a day to fit it though.




Aw Lee  :-[  I feel like i've just had my bum smacked :-[ :-[
I did apologise to Rytimk for hijacking his thread, & I don't think he took offence  ::) ;)
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Welung666 on 03 May 2010, 22:41:39
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Awesome.

ill try get a few pics up tonight i may be making this out to be worse than it is.



 is that panel easy to remove?
 

To put this thread back on topic....No, that panel is a complete PITA to take off. Can you email or post a pic of the damaged panel? It's been a long time but I used to be fairly handy with a set of dolly's ;)

EDIT: If it is really bad I can get a genuine Vx replacement panel for around £100. Easily take a day to fit it though.




Aw Lee  :-[  I feel like i've just had my bum smacked :-[ :-[
I did apologise to Rytimk for hijacking his thread, & I don't think he took offence  ::) ;)

No bum smacking involved (unless you like that ;) ), simply answering the original posters question ;) :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: unlucky mark mv6 on 04 May 2010, 09:54:39
 :-* :-* ;D
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 12 May 2010, 19:58:21
Evening all.

Sorry for being so slow i took the mig on a road trip for a few days and it was awesome.

ill stick the picks i have up tonight and would love to hear what you think  :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 12 May 2010, 20:21:50
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Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Rytimk on 12 May 2010, 20:23:18
this is the only real damage to the car and its making me cross to keep looking at it

so any help would be cool

 :y :y :y :y :y
Title: Re: Help with bodywork
Post by: Welung666 on 12 May 2010, 20:56:12
PM on it's way ;) :y